Monday 10 July 2017
Ever wanted to spend your city trip in a tent in a parking garage? Thanks to this Dutch Airbnb clone, your squalid urban dream might just come true. After apartments, cars, and tools, it was only a matter of time before the sharing economy would come for the fallow ground of real estate; balconies, gardens, courtyards, and parking places. The Dutch startup Campspace is charging ahead into that undercapitalized space, by offering owners the possibility to trade their inner-city outside space for handfuls of cash. The kick-off to become the platform for happy campers is happening sometime next month. On the…
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